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June 26th, 2008, 10:44 AM
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Your best bet is always to install from a downloaded file and scan the file with your A/V first before doing anything else. Once that shows clean, disconnect from the internet, turn off your A/V and A/S apps and do the install. No reputable software should need immediate online access; you should be able to wait until you reboot and reconnect to the internet if updates need to be installed.
There's really no one RIGHT way of doing installs, I suppose, but this procedure has worked well for me for a long time with no problems.
EDIT: I sure am typing slowly today! As you see, there are many approaches to the issue.
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